Clay Modeling Demonstrated For Rotarians
George D. Bush of LaGrange Road demonstrated clay modeling to Elyria Rotary Club members. He noted the craft dates back seven thousand years and that Ohio has prime clay varieties in Lorain County. Bush explained air removal, the need to finish a piece in one sitting, drying, and kiln firing, and displayed samples of novelty ware ahead of a public meeting next week featuring Peter Witt from Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Bush
Peter Witt
Cleveland
Motorists Fined By Justice Preston Coon
Two motorists were fined by Justice Preston L. Coon yesterday after arraignment on charges of passing a school bus when it stopped for passengers. L. V. Fodor and Maggie Ellen Davidson were fined 310 and costs for school bus violations. Baldauf and Petkovsek received $1 fines for failing to stop at specified intersections on Route 20 Krebs road and Elyria avenue route 57 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston L. Coon
L. V. Fodor
Oberlin
Maggie Ellen Davidson
Carlisle Township
Charles Smith
Carlisle
Charles Baldauf
Snow Road
Krebs Road
Route 20
A. J. Bower
State Highway Patrol
Frank Petkovsek
Lorain
A. R. Colman
Elyria Avenue
Route 57
Lincoln Talk to Be Held at First Congregational Church
A noon meeting titled Abraham Lincoln, the Man of Sorrow will take place next Tuesday in the First Congregational Church dining room. The event is open to the public and attendees must buy tickets by 10 A M Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln
First Congregational Church
Oberlin PTA sets study group series for parents teachers
The Oberlin High School Parent Teacher Association schedules a Teach er Training style study series addressing common parental and teacher concerns. The first session is Monday February 6 at 3 PM in the High School auditorium with talks on finances in Oberlin schools modern education radio and movies social activities, designed for junior and senior groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin, O
Parent-Teacher Association
Wigton
Oberlin
Mary Yocom
F G Tucker
Miller Fisher
Program Of English Bell Ringing To Be Presented Thursday
An Oberlin group will present a program of English bell ringing under Lloyd Taylor Thursday noon at Finney Chapel. Performers include Mrs Jessie Moyer, Ruth Taylor, George Luillich, Joseph Kirshbaum, James Hall, David Mover, John Yocom, and Lloyd Taylor with additional participants Lalheh, Mir Kirshbaum, Mr Hall, and Mr Mover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Lloyd Taylor
Finney Chapel
Jessie Moyer
Ruth Taylor
George Luillich
Joseph Kirshbaum
James Hall
David Mover
John Yocom
Lalheh
Mir Kirshbaum
Mr Hall
Mover
Nineteenth Century Club Meets at Edgemeer Place
Mrs George Lillich hosted the Nineteenth Century club at their latest regular meeting on Tuesday afternoon at her Edgemeer Place home. Mrs Charles Weeks led the program with an engaging paper on Literature of the Scandinavian Peninsula. Guests Mrs Helen Holden and Mrs Don Lewis attended, followed by a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lillich
Nineteenth Century Club
Edgemeer Place
Charles Weeks
Scandinavian Peninsula
Helen Holden
Don Lewis
Oberlin Garden Club Meets February 6 at Oberlin Inn
The Commun iv Garden Club will hold its next meeting at the Oberlin Inn on Monday evening February 6 at 7 30. Guest speaker Louis Bromfield, American novelist and writer, will discuss French Gardens. All interested are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Communiv Garden Club
Narners
Oberlin Inn
Louis Bromfield
Oberlin Indians Visit Ladi High for Friday Basketball
Oberlin High School varsity basketball travels to face Ladi High School on Friday evening. The Oberlin Indians seek their sixth win of the season after posting five victories and three defeats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin High School
Qointer
Ladi High Schons
Oberlin Indians
Ladies Sewing Circle meeting at New Oberlin home
The Ladies Sewing Circle of the Severed Heart Church will meet Thursday February 2 at the home of Mrs Carl Schmitz in New Oberlin for an all day gathering. Pot luck dinner will be served at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Sewing Circle
Severed Heart Church
Carl Schmitz
New Oberlin
Local social notes and upcoming card party in Oberlin
Mrs Esther Coinman hosted her past year officers at her North Pleasant street home with prizes for Mrs Belva Hallaner and Mrs Mesrta Feekins. Refreshments were served by the hostess and her mother Mrs Lillie Rudekoff. The Oberlin Encampment I O F and the Purplies plan a card party Thursday in the C O O F Hall. all Odd Fellows and Rebekahs are invited. Mrs Frank Huntley of Menomonie is visiting her parents, H A Pfaff Jr and Frank Zavodsky attended a Retail Clothiers Convention in Cleveland. Mrs Frank Beckwith and Mrs W B Durand visited Cleveland. Mrs George Smith left for Loquoit New York after weeks with brothers and mother. Mrs Agnes Princehorn of Medina and Mrs Ray Malham are ill with bronchitis on North Prospect street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Coinman
Vine Rebektah Lodge
North Pleasant Street
Belva Hallaner
Mesrta Feekins
Lillie Rudekoff
Oberlin
Purplies
Frank Beckwith
W.B Durand
West Lorain Street
Cleveland
George Smith
Loquoit
N. Y
Glen
Arthur Princehorn
Agnes Princehorn
Medina
Ray Malham
North Prospect Street
Deaths and funeral notices from Elyria area
Death record notices for Nick Christy, Daniel E. Newman, Ruth Pitts, Jennie V. Morgan. Christy, longtime Pullman Restaurant manager, died in Waukegan and funeral set at St Nicholas Greek Orthodox in South Lorain. Newman, Jackson Hotel resident and Baldwin property caretaker, died at Elyria Memorial Hospital. arrangements pending. Pitts, 44, of Berea Ridgeville, died after illness. services to be announced. Morgan, 86, of Elyria, died at home. services Saturday at Sudra Curtis Funeral Home with Dr. A E Kemn officiating. survived by husband Harry S. Morgan and three daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Christy
Waukegan
Ilinois
St Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church
South Lorain
Christy
Pullman
Elyria
Ivan Christy
Harold Chamberlain
Sparta Greece
Daniel E. Newman
Jackson Hotel
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Baldwin
Washington Avenue
Taylor Funeral Home
Ruth Pitts
Frank Pitts
White Street
Berea
Rickness
Harold
Betty
Barney Bistich
Ervin Bislich
Della Fisher
Ridgsville
Ada Curtee
Clara Jenny
Leona Haney
Ridgeville
Jennie V. Morgan
Second Street
Morgan
Plymouth
Pennsylvania
Harry S. Morgan
Bertha Gishman
Sarah Nichols
Lillian Farmer
Sudra- Curtis Funeral Home
A E Kemn
Funeral notices list several local deaths and services
Funeral services announced for Barbara Ann Smith one day old at Sudro-Curtis with burial at Ridge Hill Memorial Park. Also listed are obituaries for a River street resident Kidney and Mary M French of Wakeman with services at Pease Funeral Home and Wakeman cemetery. Additional notices include Edward B. Haueisen former Elyria Milling manager, funeral at First M E Church and burial at Ridge Hill Memorial Park. calls for viewing at Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Ann Smith
Leroy E Smith
Stan
Leake Avenue
Sudro-Curtis
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Viv and
Mire Martin Krueck
J Smith
Elsria
Archer B Kidney
River Street
Olmsted Falls
Whidney
Cedar Stret
May Kidney
L. S Alcott
Edward B. Haueisen
Elyrian
Elyria Milling Company
Henrietta
Elyria
M. E
John G Whitney
Haueisen
Frank 5. Hicks
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Bill to Aid Small Businessmen in House
A bill by Rep. Clarence J. Brown would let national banks loan to small businesses to expand assets. Loans up to 90 percent of appraised value with caps and up to 10 years at favorable rates, potentially creating a new safe investment field for billions in bank surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clarence J. Brown
Ohio
House Banking and Currency Committee
Brown
Reorganization Bills Stir House Debate On Privilege Status
Continued from page one the discussion centers on a Cochran proposal that would grant Reorganization Bills privileged status and bypass potential blocking by the Rules committee. Congressman Warren counters with a rival bill aimed at addressing objections from last year’s measure. House leaders extend the Dies committee for one year with $100000 to finish hearings amid opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochran
Rules Committee
Lindsay C. Warren
Senate
House
State lawmakers push relief plans and labor bills
The House Taxation committee backed two relief measures while the Senate Finance panel debated retiring 739000 from a 5 million relief fund. A 10 man legislative committee was proposed to craft a permanent relief program by March 1. Labor leaders opposed the unemployment commission reorganization during a Senate Commerce and Labor hearing. The House Labor Committee opened hearings on an anti injunction bill and prepared to consider a wage hour law and a state labor relations board. House action also eyed a nay as you go School Foundation program with a 12600000 school funding bill pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Taxation Committee
Senate
House
McGregor
Assembly
Senate Commerce and Labor Committee
Ripner
Unemployment Compensation Commission
Thomas J Donnelly
Ohio Federation of Labor
John Owens
Ohio Congress For Industrial Organization Grown
Donnelly
Labor Committee
Hum
Labor Relations Board
Court hearing postponed in padlock case at Chester Club
The temporary injunction hearing on the padlock proceeding against the Chester Club was postponed to February 9 for final hearing, per Assistant Prosecutor William Wickens. Sheriff Finegan requested the action after a New Year’s Eve raid found liquor sold without a license. Frank Jozsa files for divorce from Julia Jozsa of Elyria, married 1926, on grounds of neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Club
William Wickens
Carl R. Finegan
Frank Jozsa
Julia Jozsa
Irondale Street
Elyria
Three Lorain County Boys To Represent State In Contest
Three Lorain county boys will represent Ohio Four-H clubs in the national poultry judging contest at the seventh World's Poultry Congress in Cleveland next Summer. The team includes James Moulder and Robert Kelner of LaGrange and Adam Abfall of Avon, winners of a Wooster elimination contest. They compete August 1 against teams from across the United States. A second Four-H team, Norman and Harold Bauman of Lisbon, Columbiana county, will demonstrate at the Poultry Congress on July 29, the day before the Congress opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Ohio
Cleveland
Columbus
H W. Harshfield
James Moulder
Robert Kelner
LaGrange
Adam Abfall
Avon
Wooster
Engineers' Society To Install Officers In Lorain
The Lorain County Society of Professional Engineers will install new officers at its monthly meeting at Deutsches Restaurant Lorain tomorrow. Dinner starts 6 30 p m with the business meeting at 8 p m. J N Endt Elyria will be president Paul Hines Elyria vice president Louis Goodell Lorain secretary and treasurer. They succeed D E Patterson and R C Hollis. A feature will be a report by Eidt on a conference with Perry Y Ford NSPE president andOhio Board of Registration for Professional Engineers and Surveyors secretary. The report covers national state and local society activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Society of Professional Engineers
Deutsches
Lorain
J. N Endt
Elyria
Paul Hines
Louis Goodell
D. E. Patterson
R. C. Hollis
ElyrIa YMCA Officials Attend Cleveland Meeting
Five Elyria YMCA officials and trustees traveled to Cleveland today for the Cleveland Metropolitan YMCA meeting at noon. Representing Elyria were Worth Fauver president Dr J T Fawcett Ralph Standen trustees Harlie G Stevick secretary and Herman Geyer boys work director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria YY. M C. A
Cleveland
Cleveland Metropolitan Y. McA
Elyria Association
Worth Fauver
J. T Fawcett
Ralph Standen
Harlie G. Stevick
Herman Geyer
World War Debate Echoes in Nazi News Piece
A late edition frames the choice as peace or war, accusing Roosevelt of being controlled by Jewry and urging Germany and Italy to oppose what it calls Jewish domination. It links US economic policy to Moscow and portrays Washington as a center of anti-totalitarian agitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Washington
Senate Takes Action On Tax Measures In Late Session
The Senate moved to re enact the Whitte more act allowing installment payment of delinquent taxes to June 20 1940. It also approved bills extending the liquid fuel and cigarette taxes and sent them to the House with amendments removing earmarking restrictions from the levies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGregor
Senate
Whittemore
Look Forward To Summer Season At Y M C A Camp
Elyria Y M C A prepares for a busier 1939 camp season on the Vermilion River. Camp director Carl W. Wagner announced four boys camp periods from June 20 to 30, June 30 to July 10, July 10 to 20, and July 20 to 30. Russell Gleason is reappointed assistant camp director for 1959.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Iss-See-Kes
Vermilion River
Lorain County
Elyria Y
St. Louis
Oan Camping
Lawrence Thompson
Abel J. Gregg
Wagner
Russell Gleason
Extension Classes To Be Doubled At Kent State Lorain
Kent State University will double extension offerings in Lorain County starting next week due to higher second semester enrollment. Two English literature classes meet weekly in Elyria and two in Lorain, with afternoons at 4 30 and evenings at 7 for both cities. The history of civilization course runs in the same pattern and offers three credits, while the English course provides two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent State University
Lorain County
Eltria
Lorain
Elvria
Juvenie Iiterature
Ewilizaton
Talks On Value Of Student Councils
Dr C D Burtt of Oberlin College spoke to Lorain County school superintendents and principals on the value of high school student councils in citizenship and leadership. He noted councils do not mean surrendering control and described their operation in schools where he served as principal. The next meeting is set for February 28 at Ridgeville School with Visual Education as the topic, arranged by Elizabeth Wilcox Ridgeville superintendent Emma Gleason and Gerald M Frank assistant county superintendents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D Burtt
Oberlin College
Lorain County
Vincent
Ridgeville School
Elizabeth Wilcox
Ridgeville
Emma Gleason
Gerald M. Frank
Animal Protective League Formed in Lorain County Meeting
About 25 people gathered at the Courthouse last evening to organize the Animal Protective League of Lorain County. Temporary officers were named Ira L. Porter president, Mrs. Karl Reely vice president, and Clifford Minkler secretary-treasurer. H. L. Leffingwell from Cuyahoga County spoke on goals and work of the county league. A permanent group is to convene February 14 at the Courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Animal Protective League
Lorain County
Lee Minkler
Ira L. Porter
Oberlin
Karl Reely
Elyria
Clifford Minkler
Lorain
H. L. Leffingwell
Cuyahoga County
Market report from Cleveland markets and livestock prices
The Cleveland market page lists produce prices for fruits and vegetables, poultry and eggs, and dairy, with steers and hogs at steady to lower values. It records gains and declines across many categories, including potatoes, rice, hay, grain, flour, and livestock such as hogs, cattle, calves, and sheep, with prices per unit and ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Local office clarifies unemployment checks process
L B Lancashire of the Ohio Unemployment Compensation Commission explains that the Columbus office prints checks. Local staff issue weekly pay orders to eligible claimants and collect them for revalidation, with daily hours set 8 AM to 3 PM weekdays and 8 AM to noon Saturdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Lancashire
Ohio Unemployment Compensation Commission
Columbus
Lancashire
Jocel
Elyria Red Cross Authorized to Accept Chile Earthquake Relief
The Elyria Chapter of the American Red Cross may accept any donations for Chile earthquake victims. National headquarters approved the move, not planning a campaign or quotas, with Miss Edith Metcalf stating the chapter can take offerings. National HQ has already sent 10,000 dollars in cash and 10,000 dollars worth of supplies to Chile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
American Red Cross
Chile
National Red Cross
Edith Metcalf
Good Citizenship Test Set For Saturday in Lorain County
Lorain County high school students will take the annual Good Citizenship Test next Saturday morning. Sponsored by the Daughters of the American Revolution, the test is part of a state-wide competition and will be held at 9 45 AM in the county school office in the Elyria Block. The state winner will receive an award. Also announced today is the annual general scholarship test for high school seniors on April 1, with an elimination test on April 15 to form a county scholarship team, and the district state scholarship test set for Kent on May 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Elyria
Kent
Mayor Overrules Dismissal Bid in Gambling Charge
Mayor Joseph Q. Petro overruled a motion to dismiss the gambling charge against Gabe Bannick of 203 West River Street, one of six arrested at Sam's Cutrate Drug Store at West Avenue and Broad Street on December 31, and ordered him to appear at 9 15 a.m. Friday for sentencing or further testimony. The other five defendants Preston Straw John Hummer Paul Chain Howard Pasnot and G Kaminiski remain with pending cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Q. Petro
Gabe Bannick
West River Street
Sam
Cutrate
West Avenue
Broad Street
Preston Straw
Parmely Avenue
John Hummer
West 13Th Street
Paul Chain
Woodford Avenue
Howard Pasnot
Fifth Street
G. Kaminiski
13Th Street
Quick Test for Itchy Pimples and Eczema Relief
For 20 years Peterson's Ointment has brought relief from itching pimples and rashes due to external causes. A single trial often shows results as soothing medication relieves itching in seconds and improves skin appearance. Also helpful for itching of feet and between toes. If not delighted, money back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Adelia
Mevater prrewes agricultural grain labels
Fragment reads various grain grades and seed types including wheat corn oats with color and size notes. Mentions No 2 white oats and red tailis, yellow corn. limited coherent detail due to OCR garble.
Is Epilepsy Inherited and Curable Discussed by Doctors
A booklet presenting doctors opinions on whether epilepsy is inherited and if it can be cured will be sent free to readers who write to the Educational Division at 551 Fifth Avenue New York NY. Departamento of pea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Dept
Public Auction Sale Near LaGrange and Nickel Plate Farm Sale
Two farm auctions listed near LaGrange proceed with cattle horses and farm equipment. First sale by H M Spicer and C H Sooy offers 5 cattle, 10 tons hay, grain and tools with cash terms. Second sale by Peter Bondar with 41 head dairy cattle, 4 horses, 2 Shetland ponies, numerous farm implements, cash terms. goods to be settled before removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaGrange
Whitehead Rd
Guernsey
McCormick
Ohio
H. M. Spicer
C. H. Sooy
Grafton
O. Lee Klinect
Sindekelpied
Nickel Plate Road
Billings Farm
Guernseys
Jersey
Holstin
Vulcan
Planet Jr
McCormick-Deering
McCormick Deering
Myers Electric
Peter Bondar
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Justice
Esther Wood
Oberlin P.T. A
Taxior
Oberlin College of Conservatory of Music
Taylor
Bluebird
Garden Club
Champion
Big Ben Lump
Murbach
Archer
Mary M. French
Wakeman
Mary MM. French
French
AB French
C S Clark Jr
Louise Bristol
Elizabeth Maddox
Collins
Anna Soper
Sarah Allgood
West Clarksfield
Katherine Lipphardt
Amherst
Fred Glider
John Horn
Vermilion
Pease
F. E. Eastman
William Smith
Wakeman Cemetery
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Engineers’ Society
Elyrians
Novocaine
Pennington
Y.M.C.A
Sederis
Michigan
North Dakota
Idaho
Texas
Sheets E Elevator Co
Montana Milling Co
Toledo Graen Close
Clayton H. Sooy
J. Klinect and
Woodruff
Elyria's
H. Benham
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